Come fy let us a' to Craigmillar : A new national ballad, in two parts.
Maidment, James,1793-1879,former owner.StEdNL: L.C.1268(153)
[Edinburgh : s.n.,
1842]
First line reads: Come fy let us a' to Craigmillar.
Signed at foot of introductory paragraph 'A. T. S.'.
The song is based on proposals to restore Craigmillar Castle, in preference to Holyrood Palace, and for it to become the royal residence in Edinburgh.
Bound in a volume carrying the inscription 'This collection is understood to have been formed by the late James Maidment and it has been added to by me. John A. Fairley' on first fly-leaf.
Craigmillar Castle (Edinburgh, Scotland)
Palace of Holyroodhouse (Edinburgh, Scotland)